Post Holdings POST Cash Flow Statement
| Q2 '26 | Q1 '26 | Q4 '25 | Q3 '25 | Q2 '25 | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $138.2M-9.4% | $152.5M+4.3% | $146.2M+10.6% | $132.2M+5.3% | $125.6M+4.4% | ||
| $19.5M-12.9% | $22.4M+4.7% | $21.4M+6.5% | $20.1M-1.0% | $20.3M+2.5% | ||
| $10.3M-52.5% | $21.7M+250% | $6.2M+154% | -$11.4M— | —— | ||
| $57.7M+237% | -$42.2M— | —— | —— | $84.2M+179% | ||
| $15.9M-30.6% | $22.9M+215% | -$19.9M-139% | $50.6M+307% | -$24.5M-129% | ||
| —— | -$106.2M— | —— | —— | $19.9M-74.2% | ||
| $29.7M+270% | -$17.5M— | —— | —— | $25M+29.5% | ||
| $900K+1,000% | -$100K— | —— | $2.6M— | —— | ||
| -$33.7M-470% | $9.1M— | $0+100% | -$6.4M+42.3% | -$11.1M-429% | ||
| $200K-33.3% | $300K+200% | $100K0.0% | $100K-50.0% | $200K+100% | ||
| $0+100% | -$17.5M— | $0— | $0— | $0+100% | ||
| $242.3M+2.8% | $235.7M-21.8% | $301.3M+33.4% | $225.9M+40.6% | $160.7M-48.2% | ||
| $91.3M-21.6% | $116.4M-22.2% | $149.7M+14.3% | $131M+44.8% | $90.5M-34.9% | ||
| —— | —— | $795.9M+795,800% | $100K-99.9% | $124.3M— | ||
| —— | $378.5M— | —— | —— | $0— | ||
| $100K-83.3% | $600K+50.0% | $400K+300% | $100K-50.0% | $200K-33.3% | ||
| $2.3M+667% | $300K+200% | $100K— | $0-100% | $1.1M-90.0% | ||
| —— | $261.8M+128% | -$945.9M-621% | -$131.2M+38.7% | -$213.9M-66.7% | ||
| $335.5M-10.8% | $376.2M+36.9% | $274.7M+364% | $59.2M-70.4% | $200M+14.2% | ||
| $735M-50.5% | $1.49B+1,385% | $100M-75.0% | $400M— | $0-100% | ||
| $566.2M-60.4% | $1.43B+2,283% | $60M— | $0-100% | $1.2M-99.7% | ||
| —— | -$36.8M-2,967% | -$1.2M-50.0% | -$800K— | $0+100% | ||
| $4M-73.7% | $15.2M— | —— | —— | —— | ||
| -$165.8M+58.1% | -$395.8M-67.8% | -$235.9M-169% | $340M+271% | -$198.5M-111% | ||
| -$700K-450% | $200K— | —— | $4M— | —— | ||
| —— | $101.9M+112% | -$881.2M-301% | $438.7M+276% | -$249.8M-397% | ||
| $900K+1,000% | -$100K— | —— | $2.6M— | —— | ||
| $10.9M+353% | -$4.3M+27.1% | -$5.9M+15.7% | -$7M+42.1% | -$12.1M-256% | ||
| $29.7M+270% | -$17.5M— | —— | —— | $25M+29.5% | ||
| -$33.7M-470% | $9.1M— | $0+100% | -$6.4M+42.3% | -$11.1M-429% | ||
| $100K-83.3% | $600K+50.0% | $400K+300% | $100K-50.0% | $200K-33.3% | ||
| $2.3M+667% | $300K+200% | $100K— | $0-100% | $1.1M-90.0% | ||
| $335.5M-10.8% | $376.2M+36.9% | $274.7M+364% | $59.2M-70.4% | $200M+14.2% | ||
| —— | $22.6M— | —— | —— | —— | ||
| $4M-73.7% | $15.2M— | —— | —— | —— | ||
| $735M-50.5% | $1.49B+1,385% | $100M-75.0% | $400M— | $0-100% | ||
| —— | -$36.8M-2,967% | -$1.2M-50.0% | -$800K— | $0+100% | ||
| $2.4M+200% | $800K— | —— | —— | —— | ||
| $151M+26.6% | $119.3M-21.3% | $151.6M+59.7% | $94.9M+35.2% | $70.2M-59.0% | ||
| $151M+26.6% | $119.3M-21.3% | $151.6M+59.7% | $94.9M+35.2% | $70.2M-59.0% |
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